Mid-Career MSIM

For professionals who have been working in an information field for three or more years, the Information School offers the Mid-Career MSIM program, tailored to meet the needs of busy working professionals. Classes are held Friday evenings and during the day on Saturdays, and use work-centered projects to allow students to bring their new-found knowledge immediately into the workplace. Students in the Mid-Career MSIM program come from a variety of organizations, including Boeing, Microsoft, the Seattle Times, AOL, Washington State Department of Transportation, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and Starbucks, among many others.

Students in the Mid-Career MSIM program complete a minimum of 47 credits, structured around the following general degree plan.  For information on projected course schedules and quarterly time schedules, please go to, http://www.ischool.washington.edu/courses/schedules.aspx.

Mid-Career Curriculum: Year 1
Fall Quarter Winter Quarter Spring Quarter
Course Credits Course Credits Course Credits
The Information Management Framework (IMT500) 1 Organization of Information and Resources (IMT530) 4 Information Services and Resources (IMT520) 4
Human Aspects of Information Systems (IMT510) 4 Management of Information Organizations (IMT580) 4 Information Structures Using XML (INFX542) or Relational Database Design (INFX543)* 4
Design methods for Interaction and Systems (IMT540) 4



Total Year 1 Credits 9
8
8


Mid-Career Curriculum: Year 2
Fall Quarter Winter Quarter Spring Quarter
Course Credits Course Credits Course Credits
Information and the Management of Change (IMT581) 3 Policy, Law, and Ethics in Information Management (IMT550) 3 Capstone: Stakeholders, Information, and Technology (IMT595) 3
Elective 4 Capstone (IMT589) 2 Elective 3


Elective

4



Total Year 2 Credits 7
9
6

Total Degree Credits

Minimum 47